Dear Brice, it was a pleasure working with you. Thank you for your time and dedication while you worked in our team. All the best for your next step.
“Brice, Brice, au revoir”
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February 9, 2024: Are Clownfish able to Count?
Clownfish can apparently count – this is the conclusion drawn by Japanese researchers from an experiment they conducted on the territorial behavior of the animals. Is this really true? “The researchers are jumping to conclusions,” says Prof. Dr. Ilka Diester.
January 31, 2024: How does artificial intelligence view the world?
Joschka Boedecker, Ilka Diester and Monika Schoenauer about internal world models in people, animals and AI
Merry Christmas from the IMBIT
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the Optophysiology and Robot Learning Lab.
November 8-9th, 2023: BrainWorlds Freiburg-Oxford Workshop
The BrainWorlds Freiburg-Oxford Workshop on November 8-9th, 2023 – an event of great scientific value for the BrainWorlds Research initiative and the partnership between Freiburg and Oxford Universities.
Be Part of the BrainWorlds Workshop
Event Dates: November 8-9, 2023
Event Location: Nexus Lab, IMBIT, Freiburg Germany
Christmas in the Optophysiology Lab, Dec 2022
Poison alert in Freiburg: Optophysiology investigator team solves tricky case and saves Freiburg
Dr. Artur Schneider is awarded two junior prizes for his doctoral thesis
The Bernstein-CorTec Award honors outstanding scientific achievements in the field of Computational Neuroscience and Neurotechnology. The Thomas Bayer Young Investigator Award recognizes outstanding theses in the field of data analysis and modeling in the life sciences. In 2022, both prizes are awarded to Dr. Artur Schneider for his Doctoral thesis.
Lab outing October, 2022
The way is arduous, but it is worth it: excursion to the castle ruins between Freiburg-St. Georgen and Ebringen.
Congratulations to Dr. Artur Schneider!
Congratulations to Artur Schneider for an awesome dissertation defense on a “Toolbox for the Analysis of Motor Dynamics during unrestrained Behavior”.